Russian Insiders Prepare for Post-Putin Russia Amid Putin Cancer and Coup Reports
High-ranking Kremlin officials believe that the invasion of Ukraine has been “lost” amid coup rumors, and Putin is reported to be suffering from cancer.
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High-ranking Kremlin officials believe that the invasion of Ukraine has been “lost” amid coup rumors, and Putin is reported to be suffering from cancer.
Last week, Lithuania’s parliament passed a resolution that designates the Russian Federation as a terrorist country, the first nation to do so.
It turns out it wasn’t just supply issues that caused low morale among the Russian forces. Russian contract soldiers were being threatened with criminal charges if they quit and refused to fight in Ukraine.
Russia’s famed “Terminator” tank had been spotted on the frontlines in Donbas, making its combat debut in Ukraine amid rising Russian losses.
The US Senate has approved a massive $40 billion budget to fund further aid for Ukraine. The bill, which garnered overwhelming support from both parties, is now in the White House to be signed by President Biden.
The Russians aren’t alone in using old weapons. The Ukrainians are reported to be using 100-year-old M1910 Maxim machine guns in their fight against the Russian forces.
The Kremlin announced that it had deployed its latest generation of powerful laser weapon systems to counter the stream of Western weapons flowing into Ukraine. Much of it has been dismissed as mere propaganda.
Russian troops are allegedly guarding the Ukrainian city of Kherson with none other than… antique cannons!
Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine have been suspended. Here’s why Ukraine should not be worried about it. The photo should give you a glimpse of why they shouldn’t be the ones worried.
The governments of Sweden and Finland have formally submitted their historic applications to join NATO. However, they face opposition from Turkey and Croatia.
Decoy mannequins in military fatigues were seen deployed in certain areas of Ukraine to fool Russian forces into thinking they were real targets.
Ukrainian defenders from the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol face trial for so-called war crimes against Russian forces and possible execution.